Hi skrobi,
thanks for the report!
The message you see is displayed when your phone does not have a good
GPS "fix" of your position when you first launch the application[1]. It
may be because the last fix you have is too old or non-existant (say you
just turned on the GPS for the first time after a reboot), mixare should
be able to gather your position pretty quickly, though, and should put
the markers onto the right places as soon as this happens.
Just to be sure that everything works as expected, I would like you to
open the "maps" application and wait until you get a GPS fix (your
position should be displayed by the means of a small blue pointer
*without* any bigger circle around it) and then start mixare. This way
you should be able to get a good (and recent) GPS fix without any warning.
How do you think mixare is performing overall on your phone? I am
specially interested in the camera aspect ratio and in the precision. We
did not have the chance to test much on samsung hardware unfortunately.
Best regards,
Daniele
[1] This behavior is going to be improved in the next release of mixare,
thanks to the "back off location pattern" that was explained at the
Google Developer Day in Munich.
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If you want you can try building your own mixare from the branch
"back-off" from my fork:
https://github.com/danielegobbetti/mixare/tree/back-off
The source is not yet in sync with the latest goodies from the master
repository, but the new location system should be working fairly well.
Best,
DAniele
P.S. Please understand that this version has not been fully tested!
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Hi skrobi,
stretched image this is an old issue that you are experiencing since I
did not rebase the back-off code against master (can you please confirm
that with the market release the image is _not_ stretched?)
Some performance improvements are missing as well, and that could
explain the lag in updating the POIs positions; please try with a small
radius (try to have no more than 15-20 POIs on the radar) and tell us
how it's woirking then.
Thanks a lot!
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Oh, wait, I did not get that your phone was rebooting with the market
release!
We have at least another report from a user with a Samsung phone
(intercept) that is experiencing reboots!
Please try to checkout the current development release from the master
repository and perform the following on your console:
$ adb logcat | grep Mixare
You should see an output like this at the very beginning:
D/Mixare (10514): Screen res: w:854 h:442 aspect ratio:1.9321266
D/Mixare (10514): Candidate camera element: w:176 h:144 aspect
ratio:1.2222222
D/Mixare (10514): Candidate camera element: w:320 h:240 aspect
ratio:1.3333334
D/Mixare (10514): Candidate camera element: w:352 h:288 aspect
ratio:1.2222222
D/Mixare (10514): Candidate camera element: w:640 h:480 aspect
ratio:1.3333334
D/Mixare (10514): Candidate camera element: w:720 h:480 aspect ratio:1.5
D/Mixare (10514): Candidate camera element: w:720 h:576 aspect ratio:1.25
D/Mixare (10514): Candidate camera element: w:848 h:480 aspect
ratio:1.7666667
D/Mixare (10514): Chosen camera element: w:848 h:480 aspect ratio:1.7666667
Can you please post it here?
I hardcoded a camera resolution that (I hope) will not reset your phone.
The tree is at:
https://github.com/mixare/mixare/tree/development
Best regards, and thanks for your help!
DAniele
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I posted on the xda-developers i5700 forum. Hope they can help us
debugging!
The thread is:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=859492
Regards,
DAniele
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Hi!
The lates version in the market (0.6.4) should work without issues on
your phone model!
Best,
DAniele
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>> Dear all,
>>
>> I posted on the xda-developers i5700 forum. Hope they can help us
>> debugging!
>>
>> The thread is:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=859492
>>
>> Regards,
>> DAniele
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